Here was what could be Germany's winner.

Germany's Lena Oberdorf lunges in on Kadidiatou Diani and gets a deserved yellow.

Free to France.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Stadium MK

Can Germany hang on? Five minutes away from yet another final in this competition and a date with Sarina Wiegman's England on Sunday.

It started slowly, but it's thrilling now.

Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Excellent work down the left hand side from Sydney Lohmann, she releases Svenja Huth, perfect opportunity for Linda Dallmann, she sits the defender down and somehow Germany don't get a corner from it.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on BBC One

It has to better at this stage in the tournament, in this game. Cool heads are required from France.

France have a free-kick, maybe 30 or 35 yards out. Selma Bacha lifts it well over the bar. Not the time or place to shoot from there.

FIVE MINUTES added on. Hope for France?

Germany bring on Tabea Wassmuth for Svenja Huth.

France leave loads of space at the back - they have to really - and Linda Dallmann steers a glorious chance wide. Although she was offside anyway.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Stadium MK

"Allez Les Bleues" is the cry from those waving French flags. France have never made it into a major final and need to find a moment of magic to rescue this one.

Those three saves from Merle Frohms in quick succession are looking so, so important, before Popp headed in for her sixth of the tournament - taking her level with England's Beth Mead at the top of the goalscoring charts.

France have a free-kick and everyone bar the keeper goes up. Into the final minute.

The German keeper punches it away.

Germany push hard to win the ball and then win a free-kick. Two minutes left.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on BBC One

The collective work ethic in Germany to see this game is incredible. It costs nothing to run around. They are all committed to the plan.

Wendie Renard stays up and she gets in a powerful header which Merle Frohms holds onto.

France have a free-kick and Wendie Renard is up. It's headed away and France have a shot blocked from range.

Time to throw Wendie Renard up front? Nothing to lose now.

Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

The big thing for France is that the ball needs to stick up front and that hasn't happened for the majority of this game.

Clara Mateo gets the ball near the corner of the box and shoots over. How many more chances will France have? Five to go.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Stadium MK

The attendance is 27,445 - the highest at Milton Keynes in this tournament and the ninth highest crowd in the competition's history.

Unless there's some late drama, they are all watching Germany stay on course for their ninth title as it will be them against England at Wembley on Sunday.

France have 10 minutes to keep their hopes alive.

Almost a huge chance for France although an offside flag means it wouldn't count. Just as well for Grace Geyoro, who absolutely skies it from 10 yards.